This medieval dinheiro of King Dinis I features the legend «D R€X PORTVGL / GA RB II AL», characteristic of the 3rd Group as catalogued by Alberto Gomes. Its iconography shows a pattee cross flanked by star and crescent, while the reverse displays the cross of shields of the Algarves. The morphology of the pellets and specific epigraphic traits reflect the stylistic development of Dinis I’s coinage, a key stage in the formation of medieval Portuguese monetary identity.

This billon dinheiro of King Dinis I features a well‑defined cross pattee on the obverse and clear Gothic lettering of the legend .D. REX PORTVGL. The reverse shows the characteristic arrangement of five shields with their traditional besant pattern, reflecting the visual identity of early Portuguese medieval coinage. This specimen stands out for its legible iconography and balanced strike, representing an important stage in the monetary development of 13th‑century Portugal.

Rare epigraphic variant of the medieval Portuguese dinheiro, identified by the star replacing the X in REX and by the cross pattee with atypical raised terminals. This issue reflects the stylistic and technical transitions in late Dinis I coinage, a period known for multiple die varieties and evolving medieval minting practices.

Dinis I medieval dinheiro classified as Di.04.58, identified by the epigraphic form D R€X PORTVGLᐟ and the traditional iconography of Portuguese medieval coinage. This billon issue belongs to the broader minting activity of King Dinis I, a period characterized by die variety, evolving Gothic script and the consolidation of early Portuguese monetary standards.

This medieval dinheiro of King Dinis I bears the legend «D R€X PORTVGL´ / AL GA RB II», linked to the 4th Group in Alberto Gomes’ catalogue, although this specimen shows an unstudied variant marked by irregular geometric symbols in the quadrants. Its iconography features a pattee cross flanked by crescent and dot, while the reverse displays the cross of shields of the Algarves. The morphology of the symbols and the Gothic epigraphy indicate a distinctive Dinis I issue, supporting the reserved classification Di.04.83.(?).

Dinis I medieval dinheiro of the 7th Group, classified as Di.07.01, distinguished by the epigraphic form D R€X PORTVGL and the traditional iconography of Portuguese medieval billon issues. On the reverse, the legend AL GA RB II begins in the 4th quadrant, a common and non‑rare variant within this group. This coin belongs to the broader minting activity of King Dinis I, characterized by die variety and the development of Gothic monetary script.

Dinis I medieval dinheiro of the 7th Group, classified as Di.07.01, distinguished by the epigraphic form D R€X PORTVGL and the traditional iconography of Portuguese medieval billon issues. On the reverse, the legend AL GA RB II begins in the 4th quadrant, a common and non‑rare variant within this group. This coin belongs to the broader minting activity of King Dinis I, characterized by die variety and the development of Gothic monetary script.

Struck under King Dinis I, this medieval billon dinheiro stands out for its Gothic epigraphy and characteristic Dionisian iconography, featuring a Patée cross with an atypical enlarged right arm and a distinctive pellet set against the letter R in REX. These features make this specimen particularly valuable for the study of die variants within the 7th group classified by Alberto Gomes.

Medieval Portuguese billon dinheiro from the reign of King Dinis I, classified within the 7th group by Alberto Gomes as variant Di.07.25. It features characteristic Dionisian iconography, with a Patée cross flanked by alternating crescent and star symbols, alongside well‑defined Gothic monetary script. The arrangement of quadrant symbols and the shield cross on the reverse make this variant significant for the study of Dinis I’s medieval coinage.

Medieval Portuguese billon dinheiro attributed to King Dinis I and linked to Alberto Gomes’ Di.07.55 variant. The obverse shows a Patée cross flanked by point and star symbols, although corrosion prevents confirming the exact presence of points in the odd quadrants. Its Gothic script and Dionisian iconography place this specimen within the 7th group of medieval Portuguese coinage.

Rare medieval Portuguese billon dinheiro from the reign of King Dinis I, featuring fine engraving and exceptionally clear tornês‑style Gothic lettering. The Patée cross, delicately executed and reminiscent of the Cross of the Order of Christ, is flanked by crescent and star symbols, forming a well‑defined Dionisian iconographic pattern. The legend ends in “PORTVGL´”, an unusual and unclassified feature not listed in Alberto Gomes’ catalogue, with closest similarity to variant Di.08.09. Owing to its sharp details and high‑quality engraving, this specimen stands out as one of the finest known examples of this group.